High School Sports

Baseball
March 26
Gettysburg 14 Carlisle 12

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Gettysburg	1	0	4	5	2	2	0	14	10	3
Carlisle	4	0	0	5	1	1	1	12	14	8

In something of a slugfest at Carlisle Thursday afternoon, Gettysburg prevailed after nearly surrendering a big lead. Charlie Shull and Wyatt Sokol both had three hits for the Warriors. Sokol had another stellar game from the leadoff spot, driving in three runs and scoring four times. Eight errors did not aid Carlisle’s cause in the field.

Baseball
March 26
New Oxford 8 Dover 2

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Dover	0	0	0	0	1	1	0	2	4	1
New-Oxford	1	2	0	0	4	1	X	8	10	0

Cade Baker scattered four hits during a 90-pitch complete-game win, his 3rd of the season. He struck out 13 and walked none. Tayvon Jacoby was 2 for 2 with 2 RBI and two runs. Gavin Haifley was 2 for 3 with three runs scored.
DO-Noah Hare, Kamden Hinze (5), Dallas Hunt (6) and Laine Fisher
NO-Cade Baker and Nolan O’Brien
W-Baker L-Hare
BB/SO Hare 2/3 Hinze 0/0 Hunt 1/1 Baker 0/13
2B-Baker (NO), Tayvon Jacoby (NO), Mason Murdock (DO), Deklan Lawlor (DO), Connor Dunn (DO)

Boys Lacrosse
March 26
Central York 19 Delone 2

Boys Lacrosse
March 26
Trinity 23 Gettysburg 6

TEAM	1	2	3	4	Total
Trinity	11	7	2	3	23
Gettysburg	0	1	2	2	6

Gettysburg Scoring / Goaltending
Cole Schmacher – 1 Goal, Alex Cunningham – 1 Goal
Jackson Sheads – 1 Assist
Turner Ramsburg – 4 Saves, Ryder Dailey – 3 Saves

The Trinity Shamrocks had a little more than luck on their side Thursday night as their talented lineup proved too much for Gettysburg. The Shamrocks scored early and often against the depleted Warriors as they cruised to a 23 – 2 triumph. With five starters missing from the lineup, Gettysburg did everything possible to mix up the positions to try to compete. While the scoreboard was lopsided, the Warriors held their heads high as they put 100% effort into the contest.
Every game has highlights. Three newcomers made their debuts in varsity action. Colton “Big Country” Hewitt played defense and picked up a groundball while on the field. Logan Wyant got on the scoresheet with a penalty and played some solid defense. Goaltender Ryder Dailey made his first career save.
Other Warriors contributed in the game as well. Ty Garretson won his first varsity faceoff, while Grant Johnson led the Warriors with four groundballs. Wyatt Michaels and Ethan Cortina logged valuable time on the field.
Alex Cunningham and Cole Schumacher each scored a goal in the game, while Jackson Sheads was credited with his third assist of the season. Cunningham now has four goals in the 2025 campaign, while Schumacher has three. Sheads played every position but goalie in the game, playing attack, middie, and defense and winning three of five faceoffs.
Goaltender Turner Ramsburg made four stops on the night and now leads the team in total saves with 22.
The Warriors return home on Tuesday as they face the Bishop McDevitt Crusaders. Faceoff is at 4:30 PM.

Boys Tennis
March 26
Bermudian Springs 3 Hanover 2

1st Singles – Bryce Laughman (BS) defeats Cullen Nakielny (H) 4-6, 7-6(7), 7-5
2nd Singles – Yahir Corona (H) defeats Gabe Crews (BS) 6-3, 5-7, 6-1
3rd Singles – Noah Chronister (H) defeats Max Crews (BS) 6-1, 6-0
1st Doubles – Carter Guise/Avery Hawk (BS) defeat Justin Solorzano/Avery Keiner (H) 6-1, 6-1
2nd Doubles – Cory Guise/Chris Powers (BS) defeat Zeke Abell/Brody Roos (H) 4-6, 6-4, 6-2

Boys Track
March 25
New Oxford 127 Eastern York 18

In the Colonials’ dominant win, highlights included wins by Ryan Vargas in the 100 and 200 meters, Brayden Billmans’s wins in both the triple and the long jump, and the 4×400 relay win from the team of Jayden Jones, Colton Lovidonr, Jacob Lentz, and Brody Holmes. Holmes also placed first in the 400 meter dash.

Girls Lacrosse
March 26
New Oxford 22 West York 6

New Oxford had 38 shots on goal.
Brionca Vail had 4 Saves.
West York had 11 shots on goal.
Alisha Romero had 13 saves.

Softball
March 26
Biglerville 17 York Tech 0

TEAM	1	2	3	R	H	E
YCT	0	0	0	0	0	5
Biglerville	13	4	X	17	14	1

A big first inning led to the abbreviated win for the Canners on Wednesday. Kierney Weigle and Leah Strawsburg both had three hits, and Jocelyn Miller had three RBI and scored three times to pace the Biglerville offense. Meanwhile, Canner pitcher Sydney McCleaf held YCT without a hit and struck out eight.

Softball
March 26
New Oxford 18 William Penn 1

TEAM	1	2	3	R	H	E
New-Oxford	15	3	0	18	10	1
William-Penn	0	0	1	1	1	1

It was over early at William Penn, where New Oxford’s monstrous first inning all but settled the matter. Maddie Hicks had four RBI to lead the New Oxford attack, while Miranda Leatherman and Isabelle Donnelly each had three.